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FRI RGS-IBG Ondaatje Theatre RGS-IBG Education Centre RGS-IBG Council Room RGS-IBG Lowther Room RGS-IBG Drayson Room RGS-IBG ground floor Timeslot 1 Timeslot 2 Lunch Timeslot 3 Closing session Evening 09:15- 11:00 11:30-13:15 13:15-14:15 14:15-16:00 16:15-17:00 17:00-18:00 117 127 138 148 Mobility and empire (1) Mobility and empire (2) Elemental empires: aerial and aquatic mobilities Closing session, including business meeting Closing afternoon tea reception 118 132 139 Responding to the The environmental Participatory historical people’s needs: impacts of European geography: creative charity, philanthropy metropolitan cities on approaches and new and social wellbeing river systems since directions from 1800 to the 1850 present 119 129 140 Urban form and planning Historical and cultural geographies of Shanghai Contesting the capital: historical geographies of protest in London 120 130 141 Digital mappings and Digital mappings and Imagined historical geographies historical geographies geographies: nation (1) (2) and region 121 131 142 Historical geographies Assembling and Themes in the of human-animal disassembling publand historical geography entanglements of Russia and Siberia 137 Poster exhibition - all day Friday 10 July <strong>2015</strong>
FRI Royal School of Mines Room G.41 NOTE: This is at the RGS-IBG RGS-IBG Sunley Room Royal School of Mines Room G.06 Royal School of Mines Lecture Theatre 1.31 Royal School of Mines Lecture Theatre 1.47 Timeslot 1 Timeslot 2 Lunch Timeslot 3 Closing session Evening 09:15- 11:00 11:30-13:15 13:15-14:15 14:15-16:00 16:15-17:00 17:00-18:00 122 143 Documenting climate Exploring locales of histories geographical knowledge 123 133 144 Breaking new ground: postcolonial approaches to Hungarian geography The politics of land: from Magna Carta to occupy (1) The politics of land: from Magna Carta to occupy (2) 124 134 145 Topographies of piety: Topographies of piety: Geographies of maps, texts, icons and maps, texts, icons and religion pilgrimage (1) pilgrimage (2) 125 135 146 Making and mobilising collections Materiality and historical geography (1) Materiality and historical geography (2) 126 136 147 Exploring human Towards policy-driven Towards policy-driven vulnerability to past research in historical research in historical climate variability in climatology (1) climatology (2) the Little Ice Age
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Page 13 and 14: Contents 1. Welcome from the Chair
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18. Mid-conference study and field
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through urban infrastructure, which
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Christèle Allès (Université de N
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domination to one of protection, th
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Vessela Anguelova (Independent Scho
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Session: [140] Contesting the capit
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Session: [97] Historical and cultur
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Peninsula and the Gulf of Darién (
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Oliver Belcher (University of Oulu,
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vulnerable to three major meteorolo
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Brian Black (Pennsylvania State Uni
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Güdar rivers - tributaries of the
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Natalie Bradbury (University of Cen
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issues. It shows that Flinders’s
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Pharos - a landscape that has parti
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Concepción Camarero Bullon, Maria-
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Session: [132] The environmental im
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with its own specific kinds of land
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ending up (for now at least) in the
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moving across unknown spaces. In co
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Progressive Era. In this paper, I h
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disposal practices and final destin
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Anna Lucia Denitto, Michele Romano,
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Yannan Ding (Shanghai Jiao Tong Uni
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Vedran Duančić (European Universi
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also the literal stuff of the carbo
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Georgina Endfield (University of No
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Hallett’s observation that “onc
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organisation Mujeres Libres, and th
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Sarah Flew (London School of Econom
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temporality and spatiality of the o
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negotiating a language that could a
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Galina Glazyrina (Russian Academy o
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However, these conventions were inc
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were not ‘straightforward process
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Carl Griffin (University of Sussex,
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eurocentric historical studies, sit
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Catherine Hall (University College
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Lepanto by focusing on geographies
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include contextualising climate his
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samurai (vassals of Daimyo) in the
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Ebba Högström (Blekinge Institute
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access to these homes and the testi
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publand concocted by the likes of P
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pre-colonial and colonial markets h
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commercial control over the atmosph
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Tori L. Jennings (University of Wis
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meticulously recorded. These rich a
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Estyn Evans had the same background
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provinces. Drawing upon local sourc
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for different areas over time. His
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Anne Kelly Knowles, Laura Strom, Le
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similar despite tremendous politica
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transformation, (re)interpretation
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David Lambert (University of Warwic
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space and the huge problems urban r
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trace this important collection of
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Ivy Maria Lim (Nanyang Technologica
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in relation to systems developed in
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Phillip G. Mackintosh (Brock Univer
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Session: [5] Evolution, place and s
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for critical investigation. This po
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Takehiko Mikami (Teikyo University,
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sellers banging taiko drums, and be
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fishermen, they identified an ocean
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specification pointing to some unob
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Katrina Navickas (University of Her
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States by focusing on the role whic
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detainee body into a technical obje
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social ideologies guiding park desi
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the popular press promoted rumours
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of their making. Overall I will mak
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context and spatial consequences of
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and notable biographies within 18th
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Simona Pizzuto, Lorenza Vantaggiato
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exploring how Rammohun and the anon
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periodises Shanghai’s history int
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Siberia’, ‘South-Western Siberi
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vandal attacks, which is the most v
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of punishment outside their place o
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therefore to trace this archive wit
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Simon Sandall (University of Winche
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Topographic Office. Together they c
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established African-American commun
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Michal Semian (Charles University i
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in the ninth and the first half of
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Tom Simpson (University of Cambridg
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Session: [120] Digital mappings and
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Salihara, Jakarta in August 2015, t
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the USSR. The main trends of ethnic
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thematic cartography. At the same t
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Nicola Thomas (University of Exeter
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Session: [110] Agriculture in rural
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Carry Van Lieshout (University of N
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Milan and Vienna, this paper traces
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Kate Wersan (University of Wisconsi
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populations fared well over the sev
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Charles W. J. Withers (University o
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Mount Lushan as a World Heritage Cu
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Session: [114] Historical geographi
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collective dormitory for senior sta
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22. Index of contributors A Abe Mik
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Desarthe Jérémy 36 Desbiens Carol
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Keeling Arn 54, 66, 77 Keighren Inn
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Peil Tiina 144 Pesterev Vyacheslav
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Viganò Luigi 132 Visser Sophie 29
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